Australia government launches first of AU$47m Joint Cyber Security Centres in Brisbane
By Prempal Singh
The Australian government lunched their first cyber security centre in Brisbane on, Friday, and their aim is to improve the cyber security resilience in the country by law enforcement etc.
The Brisbane centre is the first centre of AU$47 million program that is established in Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth.
Cyber security is the key to national security and priority for the Australian
government. It is the most important challenge for business. They both are worked together to improve the capacity and better coordinate of cyber security.
The government’s expectations is the centre representative will conduct the
range of joint activities, including data analytics, targeted training, workshops, and threat mapping.
The AU$47 million joint cyber security to designed in partnership with industries. The Australian government also launched their cyber security growth centre in December which is established in Melbourne to operate the new name of the Australian Cyber Security Growth Network Ltd.
Turnbull Expects about the growth centre of which is closely worked with industry sectors across Australia to built the nation of cyber security.In the latest week Australian government announced to provide AU$1.9 million to universities which are related to cyber fields.
The government having hopes to funding injection that will help to attract more Australian to cyber security jobs increased the graduates that will help to protect the business and government from emerging threats.
The government is really announced tp launch AU$4.5 million academic centres of cyber security to improve Australia cyber security by education and research.
Source: zdnet.com